The performers and technicians at George Mason High School demonstrated not only their broad base of skill, but a willingness to adapt to a theatrical piece style, with a delightful production of Xanadu that did just what the story requires–not taking itself too seriously.
The cast and crew of Peter Pan and Wendy delivered an admirable production full of endearing moments and plenty of laughs, entertaining audiences of all ages with an iconic story that continues to stand the test of time.
T.C. Williams made an impressive effort at Crazy for You. Overall, the production was humorous, and who doesn’t like Gershwin’s music?
The talent, energy, and overwhelming skill of the students at W.T. Woodson, however, allowed this production to shine with a new light of its own.
Though difficult tech-wise, the show was handled expertly in all aspects, and this really helped highlight the performers.
The cast of South Lakes High School’s West Side Story brought plenty of energy and emotion to the stage in their rendition of this American classic.
Hayfield Secondary School’s appealing rendition of The Children’s Hour was filled with raw adversity and all-pervading heartbreak.
James Madison High School knows how to succeed in putting on a phenomenal performance.
Overall, impressive acting skills and innovative technical features such as sound and special effects amounted to a thrilling production.
West Springfield High School shows us that true happiness can not be found “over the rainbow” because there is truly no happier place than home!